Warsaw Chopin Airport with 1.5 mln passengers in May

Warsaw's main Chopin Airport served 1.5 million passengers in May; which is 15.1 percent more than a year earlier when there were 1.3 million people - the company operating the facility said on Thursday. "Never before in May did we serve such a large number of travelers from the Chopin Airport," the firm added. In May, in charter traffic, most passengers were to Greece, Turkey, Spain, Egypt, and Cyprus, and the year-on-year increase was 40 percent. The port's managers emphasize that the recent results of the Chopin Airport indicate that the holiday season will also be record-breaking for the capital's port. Chopin Airport in Warsaw is the largest airport in Poland. In 2017, the port served 15.8 million passengers.